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Can anyone explain what is Windows Event Logging?

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When you send log messages to the Windows Event Logger. You can see the messages by going to the Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Event Viewer.

Rezlaj
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Try this related stack overflow question.

Jeff Stong
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Since this is homework I'm assuming you just want the basic idea of it. If your program encounters a serious error, you write it to the Windows event log so you can keep a record and look at it later to figure out what went wrong. Look it up on MSDN or Wikipedia

Brandon
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Windows Event Log is a component of Microsoft's Windows NT line of operating systems that lets administrators and users view the event logs on a local or remote machine. Windows Event Logging is the process of writing applications' events into that centrolized log storage.

Koistya Navin
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I think everything you need to know would be here:

Event Logging (Windows)

Joe Suarez